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Shaping the Future of Wales’s Designated Landscapes
There is a clear need to ensure Wales’s Designated Landscapes governance arrangements remain robust, modern and fit for the next 25 years.
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Nature experts needed on Boards
Meriel Harrison, Senior Policy Officer (Sites) at RSPB, explains why National Park Boards need to harness expertise for nature’s recovery.
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Our marine project in Pembrokeshire
Our marine project is a collaborative exploration of how Pembrokeshire’s coast and sea could be improved through joined‑up planning and management across land and sea.
Beginners Guide to Wild Camping
With the right to wild camp on Dartmoor protected, we've put together a beginners guide to keep you safe and informed on your next National Park adventure.
Rivers are the lifeblood of the landscape
Chief Executive, Rose O’Neill, outlines our response to the Cunliffe Review and the next steps in our water campaign
Nature Bingo! What to spot on your next visit to National Parks
From birds and bats to flowers and plants, discover the wildlife in our National Parks this season.
When is a National Park not a National Park?
Andrew McCloy on why cutting central support for National Parks risks undermining their specialness - just at a time when we need it most.
Five reasons why the new transport strategy must support National Park visitors
The Department for Transport (DfT) has recently been asking for people’s views on what they could do to make transport better, here are our top 5 views.
Beyond the picture postcard: Why National Parks matter
From wildlife to wild swimmers, National Parks give something to all of us. Explore why we need to work together for their future.
Delivering growth and so much more
Labour's commitment to economic growth and social justice should recognise the vital role nature-rich National Parks can play in prosperity and community wellbeing.
Piggy in the Middle – Nature, Farming, and National Parks
On Exmoor, some farmers have led the way farming for high quality food and nature – but if they are going to survive they need to be paid.
Our highlights from 2024
2024 was a big year for us, not only did we celebrate 75 years of National Parks we also had many campaign successes and have set in motion many more for 2025
The power of young people in nature recovery
Layla and Molly from Young Wilders on the importance of youth involvement in nature recovery. Read their speech from Natural England's Annual Reception.